Sentence examples for with a shipyard from inspiring English sources
Austal USA, with a shipyard in Mobile, Ala., was created in 2001.
In the 19th century the main Prussian port was built in Szczecin, along with a shipyard and a steel mill.
If Congress acts by the deadline, the vessels will be built by Austal USA, a unit of an Australian company that has a shipyard in Mobile, Ala., and Lockheed Martin, which has teamed up with a shipyard in Marinette, Wis.
Shipbuilding starts with a shipyard construction with a large scale investment initially.
In 1943, the U-boat base added two new bunkers, U-Stützpunkt Prien and U-Stützpunkt Weddingen along with a shipyard named Danziger Werft.
The navy also contracted with Marinette Marine, a shipyard in north-east Wisconsin, to build LCSs of a different design.
High numbers of beetles associated with pieces of wood soaked with seawater agrees with the hypothesis of a shipyard located nearby, and both halophilous ground-beetles and plants (Chenopodiaceae) indicate that saltpans were probably established in the area, as suggested by archaeological and historical data.
His spiralling tales fuse the closing of a shipyard with an entomological disaster; the rigid demands of bureaucrats with a fantasy of erotic revenge; and a satire on judicial and electoral absurdities with a melodrama of teen-agers' violent jealousy.
In April, Bardem also will appear in Fernando León de Aranoa's "Los Lunes al Sol" ("Mondays in the Sun"), which tells the story of men coping with chronic unemployment in a shipyard town in northwestern Spain.
Besides huge investments in petrochemicals an obvious diversification for an oil producer it has gone big on solar energy; and it is planning to build a shipyard, with a South Korean company.In many of these sidelines it is acting as a vehicle of government policy, helping to diversify the economy and improve the skills of the national workforce.
It was with me when I dropped out of college after a semester to go work in a shipyard, with me years later when, sitting on a knoll on a tiny island off Vancouver, I decided to wake up from my dream of total escape and go back to school.
